News from the Calgary region
Founded in 1992 by museum professionals Edward Cavell and Donna Livingstone, Livingstone and Cavell Extraordinary Toys has developed into a delightful destination on Kensington Road N.W. Cavell and Livingstone are married, and over the years [ READ MORE ]
More than 100 residents came to the second public engagement session by the City of Calgary, on a potential 2026 Winter Olympics bid, majority of which expressed a negative opinion. [ READ MORE ]
Food deserts are prevalent in the city of Calgary, but the Community Mobile Food Market (CMFM) aims to help these areas by bringing fresh produce to people with reduced mobility. [ READ MORE ]
With Screamfest’s end, Michael Sheppard brings to light new Halloween event for 2019 during an interview in Calgary, Alta. on Oct. 17. [ READ MORE ]
Remembrance Day at Calgary’s Military Museums didn’t end on Sunday, Nov 11 this year. Instead, Calgarians kept coming to the museums on Nov. 12, to view the many exhibits honouring the service of those who [ READ MORE ]
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has told Albertans that the province’s economy is facing a crisis that “cannot continue.” [ READ MORE ]
A house in Airdrie’s Edgewater community was vandalized on Oct. 8, when someone took black spray paint to the exterior of the home. [ READ MORE ]
It may be early, but Calgarians are clearly over the moon in love with their New Central Library. Over the opening weekend Nov. 1-4 at the new library, on 3rd Street S.E., just east of [ READ MORE ]
Hundreds of Calgarians gathered at Sunnyside Bank Park on Memorial Drive in Calgary, on October 27th, to assemble the Field of Crosses, a memorial established to honour fallen southern Albertans. [ READ MORE ]
After four and a half years of construction, Calgary’s new Central Library is complete and its innovative design serves as a bridge between the East Village and the downtown core. [ READ MORE ]
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